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The Digit Scanner feature scans through the digits of pi until every string of length d has appeared, and reports which string took the longest to show up and how many digits of pi it took. The goal is to extend https://oeis.org/A036903 and https://oeis.org/A032510.
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OK, I'm inept at interacting with GitHub from inside Visual Studio, but this should now build, run, and even prefetch memory in Windows too. |
This reverts commit 3866e9e.
In particular, if 314 trillion digits doesn't get to all strings of length 13, there will probably be only a handful left.
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The Digit Scanner feature scans through the digits of pi until every string of length d has appeared, and reports which string took the longest to show up and how many digits of pi it took.
The goal is to extend https://oeis.org/A036903 and https://oeis.org/A032510 to at least d=12 and maybe to d=13. (With a random string of 314 trillion digits, the probability of seeing all 13-digit sequences is around 80%.)